If you attack with your commander, you can cast those cards, though you have to pay the mana costs
The Ozolith feels like the perfect way to keep all of your counters after a board wipe, making it much easier to get back into the game
Flayer of the Hatebound Flayer of the Hatebound might not be the first card that comes to mind when thinking about the strategy, but if your plan revolves around reanimation or recursion mechanics like escape, it becomes a powerful tool
There are a lot of cards above $2, but less than most masters sets on this list
Only Terminus can even be argued as a metagame influence, and after Thunderous Wrath, Bonfire of the Damned and Entreat the Angels, we quickly run out of miracle spells which have even seen play